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Fender Jazz Player (duplicate)

$719.99

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Page last updated Jun 27, 2026

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First introduced in 1960, the Fender Jazz Bass has withstood the test of time to become one of the most played and recorded instruments here at Sweetwater — and in modern music history! The great Jaco Pastorius famously removed the frets from his Jazz Bass, thus creating a new classic: the fretless Jazz Bass. The Fender Player Series Fretless Jazz Bass celebrates this heritage with upgrades that working musicians will appreciate. With its offset alder body and fast-action maple neck, this J Bass is incredibly comfortable to play and lets you pull off extremely tight runs and grooves with ease. It also delivers the legendary J Bass punch and growl, courtesy of two Player Series Alnico 5 single-coil pickups. Get your groove on with the Fender Player Series Fretless Jazz Bass.

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Owners suggest swapping out stock pickups for American pickups to enhance tone, with some opting for LaBella flatwounds for a smoother sound.
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Babicz bridge upgrade offers increased sustain, clearer notes, easy action adjustment, and is notably lighter than the Leo Quan Badass II bridge.
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User experience

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Some users prefer the passive pickup sound of the Player Jazz over active pickups, citing a more mellow, jazzy tone ideal for certain styles.
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Build quality

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A roasted maple neck replacement is favored by some for its feel, especially after neck damage.
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The light color of the Pau Ferro fretboard is noted as an appealing aesthetic feature, showing less grain detail compared to darker woods.
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Features and functionality

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The lack of gloss finish on the neck is appreciated for better playability, although opinions are mixed on the shiny fretboard.
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Comparisons

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A user traded their Player Plus Precision for a Player Plus Jazz, finding it more versatile and satisfying for live performances.
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Setup and maintenance

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The Pau Ferro fretboard may darken with the application of oil like lem-oil, enhancing its appearance and potentially improving playability.
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